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Featured Image | Jackie Molloy The New York Times has featured an LDS couple and their four children in a special photo blog. Courtney and Cameron Larson discuss their struggle with infertility and their eventual pregnancy with quadruplets. The blog is also dedicated to Courtney’s friend Jackie Molloy, a photojournalist who is hoping to take pictures of the children as they grow, …

As “the day after” begins with President-elect Donald Trump, we take a look at how many influential Mormon politicians and figures are reacting to election day. Mitt Romney, who opposed Trump throughout his campaign, offered this conciliatory congratulation. Best wishes for our duly elected president: May his victory speech be his guide and preserving the Republic his aim. — Mitt …

One of the latest viral trends is the ‘mannequin challenge’ where people stand perfectly still and are filmed. Sounds simple enough, but the results are pretty impressive. Just take a look at these: A video posted by kellyrowland (@kellyrowland) on Nov 7, 2016 at 9:13am PST That girl is a real crowd pleaserrrrr #MannequinChallenge #dwts pic.twitter.com/empyBNcngt — Laurie Hernandez ➶ …

Here at LDSDaily.com, we know that members of the church sure love temples. However, I would only hear about the status of a temple when it was announced, during the groundbreaking ceremony, the open house, the placement of the Angel Moroni, and the dedication. However, there is so much more going on with these sacred buildings that we just never …

Standing as a light to the world is a core principle of the gospel of Jesus Christ. President Dieter F. Uchtdorf affirmed this when he said: “As we emulate His perfect example, our hands can become His hands; our eyes, His eyes; our heart, His heart.” Earlier this year, we gave you our list of 10 amazing LDS women doing …

LDS Duke basketball player Frank Jackson was featured this week by ESPN for his faith and his unique opportunity to break stereotypes about the Church through his sports career. Below is an excerpt. Jackson discusses the decision to leave Brigham Young University, play for Duke, and possibly give up his dream of serving a full-time LDS mission. “It was a …

It has been a tragic two weeks Jon Schmidt, popular LDS pianist in the musical group The Piano Guys. His daughter Annie disappeared while hiking in Oregon; after extensive searching she was never found. As the group and family attempt to move forward, Steven Sharp Nelson, the cello player in the group, wrote a message for his dear friend. Below is …

Here at LDSDaily.com, we know that members of the church sure love temples. However, I would only hear about the status of a temple when it was announced, during the groundbreaking ceremony, the open house, the placement of the Angel Moroni, and the dedication. However, there is so much more going on with these sacred buildings that we just never …

Featured Image | BYU Photo Earlier this spring, Brigham Young University faced criticism for their policies revolving around rape and sexual assault victims and the Honor Code office. In response to the criticism, BYU President Kevin J. Worthen announced the school’s intention to solve the issue. This week, BYU completed their study and the Advisory Council on Campus Response to Sexual Assault …

“We wish we had better news,” The Piano Guys wrote early Thursday morning as the group’s search for Annie Schmidt, missing hiker of member Jon Schmidt, ended. “We were not able to find Annie. The search is being discontinued at this time in consideration of the health and well-being of everyone involved.” However, the group wrote, “all is not lost.” …